Andy Hume on being a web person
Guardian News & Media client-side architect, Andy Hume, explains why he’s a web advocate and how HTML5 will win over native apps in the future
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HTML5’s ‘performance issue’ rubbished
Paul Bakaus argues context is key when considering cross-platform technology -
Make a kinetic typography video with CSS
Sam Hampton-Smith shows how to use CSS3 transitions and animations to create a kinetic typography motion graphic piece, timed to match an HTML5 audio clip -
Make a CSS TARDIS
Doctor Who fanatic John Galantini has materialised the Time Lord’s iconic police box into a whole new dimension: the modern browser. Here’s how he did it -
Getting started with HTML5
Matt West explains the fundamental principles you'll need to get going with HTML5. Never written a line of code before? Start here -
Accessible data tables
The days of using tables to design sites are gone. But, advises Léonie Watson, you should still put some thought into tabular data -
HTML5 outpaces Flash in website vote
But the site's creators say they love everything equally -
Devs debate Unreal’s Firefox debut
A step towards the web as a full gaming platform or just a tech show? -
Design in the browser
Channel your workflow into the realm of code and you open up fresh possibilities for dynamic design. Todd Zaki Warfel argues for a shift in perspective -
GOV.UK not ’appy, the web's enough
Mobile use increasing but apps aren’t in the pipeline -
Students challenged to make HTML5 games
Got Game? to push benefits of web standards over Flash and Java -
Howler.js simplifies browser audio
Library deals with tricky issues relating to online sound -
HTML5 2D renderer pixi.js revealed
Aims to make it easier to create cross-platform games -
Dev warns of HTML5 app manifests failure
Interoperability under threat from vendor disagreement -
HTML 5.1 draft spec gets ‘main’ element
Debate continues about marking up a page’s primary content -
Create drag and drop features in HTML5
Thomas Hardy demonstrates HTML5’s nifty Drag and Drop API, which facilitates dragging and dropping elements natively within the browser -
20 top web design and development trends for 2013
Predicting the future is tough, but with the fast-moving nature of the web, it’s good to know what lies ahead. Craig Grannell talks to top industry figures about the web design and development trends you should be mindful of over the coming 12 months -
StackMob backs HTML5 and native apps
CEO argues logic in the cloud is a more pressing concern -
Mozilla wants devs to get their game on
Challenges devs to showcase what’s possible with gaming on the web -
Sencha's HTML5 remake of Facebook
Marketing VP claims technology is ready for large-scale use, but says too many devs are doing it wrong
